Compact, light, affordable, functional, and easy to use. We love it! If I had one thing I would change, I'd offer longer legs to use it when standing while its on the ground.

I wasn’t sure what I would think about it when I ordered the mini fire pit. It came in well packaged and was easy to assemble. I’ll be using the fire pit for years to come.

I have been sick, I will definitely be able to use my fire Maple wear in 10 days. Yay for me

It does its job as advertised. My only complaint is that it can be a bit finnicky getting it back into its case. The plastic case also adds to the weight of a lightweight piece of equipment. Maybe find another way to store it to help keep the weight down.

The integrated gas tank punch is really what sets this apart. Didn't realize how handy it would be until my last camping trip.

I was looking for a mantle-less lantern to replace my 20 year old mantle lantern. The Camping Gas Lantern isn't as bright but provides enough light to see and a warm glow to set the ambiance.

Great Product. Highly recommend it.

The leather cover was squished inside the package as an after thought.
I will try wetting the leather and letting it dry while mounted on a gas canister.
It's not a super big deal, but I expected more care from the maker.

Product/design is excellent. Size is good. The multi-slot base will allow it to work on most of the stoves I have - MSR, Flame Maple, and others.

Petrel G2 750ml Pot is fabulous to cook with. Well built snd sturdy. The heat exchanger works very efficiently and cuts down on fuel use. Exceptionally light and highly resistant to dents. Cleans up easily. Glad I purchased over other manufacturers models. I own the G3, Lunch Box and lantern. All high quality.

Hi guys, I haven't had an opportunity to use your products yet as it's still summer. I should get the chance once fall settles in. Thanks

Just arrived today shipping was surprisingly fast seems pretty sturdy my only complaint is it came with a cheep bag as a holder not the cool looking plastic container in the picture I’ll be trying out next week see if it holds up

Good piece of kit. Thanks!

Great stove, took a while to arrive but was worth the wait. Yet to give it a long-term test, but it will be going overseas with me in a month

I mostly only need to boil just over 1 cup. So, it's amazingly quick to boil with. I'd like to see them make a Ti version. Right now, this is my favorite cook system.

Fired up my Fire Maple for the first time recently and cooked two freeze dried meals separately while on a hike. Both meals required about 500 ml of water and the fire maple was able to bring the water to a boil extremely quickly! The whole unit packs nicely into itself along with a 100 gram fuel tank. After weighing the fuel tank and comparing it to an unused tank the Fire Maple consumed 15 grams of fuel to boil about 500ml twice on a warm day with minimal wind with the flame set to maximum. This may not be the most fuel efficient unit on the market but at a fraction of the price of the competition I am extremely satisfied. Build quality is excellent and I'm sure my unit will last for years to come.

Tried it at home first , great quality , so easy to to set up and pack away , cooking and boiling water not a problem , no smoke either with dry wood

We bought this lantern because I wanted something with warm lighting. It’s great. I’d love to buy more has holiday gifts and I’m hoping the red lanterns come back in stock.

Everyrhing went smooth

I love this little lantern. I hate the big ones, they’re too bulky and unnecessarily bright. This one gives off a great vibe, reminds me of the old keronsene lamps my mom had.

Bought this for camping and beach adventures. Works great especially when you want to travel by plane, small compact and worth it's weight in gold keeping things like utensils and other objects off the floor. Great piece to have

You’re supposed to remove the fuel canister and use only the top for a small candle, like a tea light in an aluminum base. Instructions say to twist off the plastic bottom rings of the shade, add an already lit candle, then reattach both rings while the lit candle is loose inside (it does not sit well inside the ring). The inner ring unlocks and twists off, but the other outer ring has tabs that snap into the shade. The short legs on both rings lock together as well, so the ring with tabs prevents twisting the joined rings. I see no way to safely reassemble this with a lit candle already inside, and it can’t be lit afterward. I tried multiple methods several times on both lanterns I bought. Seems odd to use plastic rings on an otherwise very nicely made metal and glass lantern. It needs one base piece instead of two rings, metal instead of plastic, a shallow cup to stabilize the candle.
It’s a TERRIFIC, well made, small, modern and stylish kerosene/oil lantern, but TERRIBLE for tea lights and emergency candles.

I’ve had this system for four months and could not be happier. It boils water. I’ve been using different systems in the bush for work and pleasure for 40 years. It’s well made, light weight, holds the stove and fuel canister plus. I have not used it above 7000’ yet but at that altitude it easily handled all cooking/water boiling for two, for three days, on well less than half a small canister.
Overall outstanding value and performance.

I really wanted to like this setup, I think the idea is right…
But it is a miss for me, the design needs more refinement IMO.
The post is designed in a way that it necessitatesa secondary lip at the base which for me is a no, no when I’m in the bush and cleaning is very rudimentary.
The basket attachment on the burner looks a feels too weak, I feel like this would be the first thing to fail, with the connection to the pot being rough and stiff it will forever be fatigue loaded every time you use it.
The burner should also come with a starter.

Look the idea is great the execution not quite yet.

I’ll stick to me G3 post and Torch burner for the meantime.

Amazing kit